Brindleyplace tram stop

Brindleyplace
Midland Metro tram stop
Location	Brindleyplace - Broad Street Birmingham England
Line(s)	Line 1 (Birmingham – Wolverhampton)
Platforms	2
History
Opening	After 2017
Traffic

Passengers	N/A

Brindleyplace is a proposed tram stop on the Edgbaston extension of the Midland Metro. Centro (Network West Midlands) have drawn up plans that show the stop near Brindleyplace on Broad Street. It is due to be built after 2017 when the Centenary Square extension will be finished, but has yet to have a more definite timescale; however the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership will be supplying funding.^[1]

References

↑ http://centreofenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/32-Business-Case.pdf

Preceding station		Midland Metro		Following station
	After 2017
Centenary Square		Line 1		Five Ways

Midland Metro

Operations

Operators	Altram National Express Centro (Network West Midlands)

Vehicles	T-69 Urbos 3

Stops

Line one

Planned Extensions

Birmingham City Centre	Birmingham New Street railway station (2016) Corporation Street (2016)

Edgbaston	Brindleyplace (2017+) Centenary Square (2017) Edgbaston (2017+) Five Ways (2017+) Victoria Square (2017)

Line two (Eastside Ext.)	Adderley Street (2021) Birmingham Curzon Street (2021) Birmingham Moor Street (2021)

Wolverhampton Loop	Piper's Row (by 2019) Wolverhampton Station (by 2019)

Proposed extensions

Line Two extensions	Coventry Birmingham Airport Lea Hall Small Heath

Brierley Hill extension	Birmingham New Road Brettell Lane Brierley Hill Canal Street Cinderbank Dudley Port Dudley Town Centre Flood Street Golds Hill tram stop Great Bridge North Horseley Road Merry Hill New Road Pedmore Road Sedgley Road Stourbridge Tipton Road Waterfront

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